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Herberto Sales

Herberto Sales (Herberto de Azevedo Sales), jornalista, contista, romancista e memorialista, nasceu em Andaraí, BA, em 21 de setembro de 1917. Faleceu no dia 13 de agosto de 1999, no Rio de Janeiro.

Filho de Heráclito Sousa Sales e Aurora de Azevedo Sales. Fez o curso primário em sua cidade natal, e o curso ginasial (abandonado no 5º ano) em Salvador, no colégio Antônio Vieira, dos jesuítas. O professor Agenor Almeida descobriu-lhe, numa prova, a vocação literária, chamando para isso a atenção do padre Cabral, que por sua vez foi o descobridor, alguns anos antes, no mesmo colégio, da vocação literária de Jorge Amado. Abandonados os estudos, voltou para Andaraí, onde viveu até 1948. Com a publicação, em 1944, de Cascalho, seu romance de estre
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H.C. Verma

Prof. Harish Chandra Verma was a Professor in the Department of Physics at Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur. Prior to joining IIT Kanpur, he served Science College, Patna University (1979-1994) as Lecturer and Reader. His research interests are in Nano fabrication using focused ion beam, Magnetism in Graphite on irradiation by ion beam, Nanosize (4 nm-20 nm) magnetic materials, Fe-based alloys, Earth Science etc.
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Mabel Esther Allan

A prolific British children's author, who also wrote under the pen-names Jean Estoril, Priscilla Hagon, Anne Pilgrim, and Kathleen M. Pearcey, Mabel Esther Allan is particularly known for her school and ballet stories.

Born in 1915 at Wallasey on the Wirral Peninsula, Allan knew from an early age that she wanted to be an author, and published her first short stories in the 1930s. Her writing career was interrupted by World War II, during which time she served in the Women's Land Army and taught school in Liverpool, but the 1948 publication of The Glen Castle Mystery saw it begin to take off in earnest. Influenced by Scottish educator A.S. Neill, Allan held progressive views about education, views that often found their way into her books, pa
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José Muñoz Escámez

Spanish author and journalist. He passed away in Paris in 1937.
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Matthew Dunn

Matthew Dunn is the author of seven novels, including ERASED, an IPPY Award winner in the Suspense / Mystery / Thriller category at the 12th Annual Independent Publishers Book Awards held in Los Angeles in May 2008. His other recent books include THE GOOD SILVER, a present-day murder mystery involving the Oneida Community, a free-love, utopian commune established in the mid-1800’s, and DAY ONE, a young adult adventure novel.

In the spring of 2008, Dunn became the first self-published author accepted into the International Thriller Writers organization as an author member
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Perry Brass

Perry Brass has published 23 books, including poetry, novels, short fiction, science fiction, and advice books (How to Survive Your Own Gay Life; The Manly Art of Seduction; The Manly Pursuit of Desire and Love). A member of the New York Gay Liberation Front, he has been involved with lgbtq rights since 1969, shortly after the Stonewall Uprising, co-editing Come Out!, GLF’s groundbreaking newspaper. In 1972, with two friends, he co-founded the Gay Men’s Health Project Clinic, the first clinic specifically for gay men on the East Coast, still thriving as the Callen-Lorde Community Health Service. His sexually frank novels are visionary: they include Albert or the Book of Man, 1995, which prefigured the rise of a White Christian Party that wo
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Kevin Steverson

Author Kevin Steverson is a retired veteran of the U.S. Army. A science fiction and fantasy writer, he is also a published lyricist/songwriter. His science fiction trilogy, Salvage Title, has been picked up for development into feature film. He can be found in the foothills of the NE Georgia mountains writing.

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His debut series, The Salvage Title Trilogy- Salvage Title, Salvage Fleet, and Salvage System, continues with Hide The Lightning and Salvage Mother is available.

There are now a total of Thirty books in the Salvage Title Universe.

Invited to write in the Four Horseman Universe, Along with several short stories in various anthologies, his novels in it, co-autho
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Andrew Williams

Andrew Williams is a pen name of an author that has dedicated his life to personal development and education. He constantly strives to make a difference in his life; he is also an avid reader and enjoys stretching his mind to its limit.

Having struggled as a child in learning core subjects, he found a better way to master tough subject's areas and excel in Mathematics, Sciences and English.
All of his work will teach the lessons he learned to tap into your learning potential with much more value.

Andrew specialises in the self-help niche and offers value, insight, passion and realism in his work. If you enjoy testing and pushing yourself to the limit then learn the lessons that Andrew Williams offers.
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Mary Jayne Baker

Mary Jayne Baker grew up in rural West Yorkshire, right in the heart of Brontë country... and she's still there. After graduating from Durham University with a degree in English Literature, she dallied with living in cities including London, Nottingham and Cambridge, but eventually came back with her own romantic hero in tow to her beloved Dales, where she first started telling stories about heroines with flaws and the men who love them.

Mary Jayne also writes uplifting, feelgood romances under the pen name Lisa Swift.
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A.A. DaSilva

AA DaSilva holds a degree in clinical laboratory science and brings her love of science and writing together via science fiction romance.

Born and raised in New England, she enjoys spending precious quality time with her husband and two sons, reading dark gothic romance, and hiking through the woods in every season.

Her multi-award-winning Periphery series explores fate, strength, and the choices that determine our destiny.

Her third book, a standalone contemporary romance, is forthcoming in 2026. For the latest updates on new releases and events, sign up for email updates and follow her on socials.
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Erhard Dietl

Erhard Dietl is a German author, musician, and illustrator.

He is best known for his children's books, especially the popular and long-running Olchis series.
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Calix Leigh-Reign

Cālix is the published author of the Young Adult Sci-Fi/Fantasy series, the Scion Saga [Opaque, Split Adam, Specular]. She's a certified paralegal and a member of SFWA and RWA.

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Anish Deb

Anish Deb (22 October 1951 – 28 April 2021) was an Indian Bengali writer and academic. He was noted for his writings in the science fiction and thriller genre. He received several literary awards including Vidyasagar Award in 2019.

Anish Deb was born in 1951 in Kolkata. He completed his B.Tech. (1974), M.Tech. (1976) and Ph.D. (Tech.) with 1 silver and 2 university gold medals in Applied Physics from the Rajabazar Science College campus of University of Calcutta.

Anish Deb started his writing career in 1968. He also edited a number of collections of popular fictions, novels and detective stories. Some of his notable writings are: Ghaser Sheesh Nei, Saper Chokh, Teerbiddho, Teish Ghanta Shat Minute, Hate Kalome Computer, Bignyaner Dashdiganto
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Mary Grant Bruce

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Jerri Chisholm

Jerri Chisholm is a YA author, a distance runner, and a chocolate addict. Her childhood was spent largely in solitude with only her imagination and a pet parrot for company. Following that she completed a master's degree in public policy and then became a lawyer, but ultimately decided to leave the profession to focus exclusively on the more imaginative and avian-friendly pursuit of writing. She lives with her husband and three children, but, alas, no parrot.
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Andrea Speed

Super nerd. Former EIC at Cx Pulp. I've won Rainbow Awards, and still can't believe it. A small medicinal horse. The Meryl Streep of stunt corpses. Enby.
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Jeanne Roland

Roland hails from Davis, California, where she spent most of her youth lounging at the pool, soaking up the sun, and daydreaming. She had a key ring that read 'I’m running away to join the circus,' and her favorite moment of the day was when the local movie theater went dark, and the slogan 'escape to the movies' appeared on the screen. As an adult, her passions include all things melodramatic and beautiful — everything from classic movies, British romantic poetry, ancient tragedy and epic, to Italian opera. She is now a professor of Classics in a small midwestern town, where she lives with her Greek husband, her fraternal twins, and a Bernese mountain dog named Franco Corelli.
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Istvan Hont

István Hont was a Hungarian-born British historian of economics and political thought.
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Kayoko Shimotsuki

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Wesley Robert Lowe

I write what I know and care about.

My work is infused with relentless furious action and/or paranormal charismata. Contemporary worlds infused with mysticism. Breathless, brain-twisting plots. High stakes suspense that churns the psyche.

But ultimately it is knowing and experiencing the lives of people that provide the impetus of Stories that Grip the Soul.

I've made music with Kainai First Nations, helped save Russian refugees from deportation, hung with Martial Arts Grandmasters, counseled WWII vets on their deathbeds. Not to mention deep Chinese, cultural participation,

Wesley Robert Lowe is an award-winning writer, filmmaker and composer (including four seasons on Sesame St.).
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